Frequencies

This page lists the radio frequencies used in the various FAI member countries. The information comes from national aeromodelling federations and CIAM delegates. In each case, the source of information, and the date of last update is indicated. We welcome comments and proposals for updates/additions to this page, but will only accept information coming from authoritative sources. We therefore ask you to channel your comments and requests for changes through your national CIAM delegate.

The FAI declines any responsability about the accuracy and validity of the published information below.

It is the responsability of each aeromodeller to comply to the rules of the country in which he/she operates, in particular concerning the use of legal frequencies.

2.4 GHz frequency band, provided that the equipment conforms to the Australian Communications and Media Authority Class Licence and the relevant Australian Standards for the specific technology. In addition the MAAA requires that the usage complies with the requirements of MAAA MOP 058.

It should be noted that the assigned centre frequencies for operation are 5kHz removed from the band edges. Frequencies other than those identified above are not recommended to be used at any field operated by the M.A.A.A., any State Association, Club, or any M.A.A.A. affiliated member.

The usage of the 2.4 GHz frequency transmitters are allowed on condition they meet the following requirements:* operate in the band 2400 - 2483.5 MHz* 100 mW max emission power(eirp)* fulfill European Standard EN 300.328* are CE marked* have the declaration of conformity

Based on the above requirements:The usage of 2,4 GHz transmitters operating in FHSS modulation is allowed everywhere.

The usage of 2,4 GHz transmitters operating in DSSS modulation is allowed only for:Members of Italian clubs flying in the club airfieldFliers flying in its own private fieldsUsage of transmitters operating in DSSS modulation in other locations requires the issue of proper authorization.

Temporary authorizations for special events (e.g. Championships, World Cup contests,etc.) are usually issued.

Note 3: May be used only in accordance with CEPT documents ERC/DEC/(01)12 and ERC /REC/70-03 and ETSI standard EN 300 220. Only for flying models. .

Source: Pravilnik o vrstama radiostanica za koje se ne izdaje dozvola za radio stanicu (“Sluzbeni glasnik RS” br. 26/07). (“Code on sorts of radio stations for which a license for radio station need not to be issued” – The Official Gazette of Republic of Serbia” No 26/07 ).

Slovakia (SVK)

Submitted by Zväz Modelárov Slovenska General Secretary on 16 June 2004

Other frequencies which may be used for remote control of models of any kind are listed below. It is however not recommended to use them as they are shared with other services and users, sometimes using high power: